Sponsored: True Access – October 2024 – The Journal of Healthcare Contracting
True Access’s patented and automated solution provides hospitals with a higher level of confidence that vendors will be accounted for, and accountable to hospital policies.
The automation of vendor credentialing allows hospitals to simplify and enforce the safety aspects that come along with vendor credentialing. “By design, vendor credentialing is a byproduct of hospital policies that set safety standards for vendors and guests who come into their facility,” said True Access CEO Buzz Bradley. “Vendors can enter and leave the hospital easily and securely, with the entire vetting process completed behind the scenes.”
Legacy systems require vendor representatives to find a kiosk or QR code and manually check in upon arrival. Because these checkpoints are often inconveniently located, out of service and checking in is a manual process, compliance is low.
True Access’ patented technology eliminates the need for dedicated checkpoints, improves vendor efficiency, and reaches previously unattainable levels of compliance.
A recent case study shows an average increase of 57% for ‘check in’ compliance and an average increase of 97% for ‘check out’ compliance from their industry partners. Therefore, a major conclusion of the study indicates that reports generated from a credentialing service dependent on manual checkpoints are more suspect than reports generated from True Access’s patented solution.
“Vendor credentialing also allows hospitals to know the duration of a vendor’s visit, the key points associated with vendor compliance, vendor strength and values. This allows hospitals to triage why vendors are doing a good job, or why they are not,” said Bradley.
For True Access the mission is simple, automate boring and repetitive tasks that have major impacts on end results.
To learn more or schedule a free consultation, visit trueaccess.com.